I love city hall weddings and elopements. Something about such a small and intimate affair seems so sweet. Jen Yuson captured these beautiful images of her best friend tying the knot at Winston-Salem Courthouse in North Carolina.
Together since high school, Marita and Andrew both come from military families and now they are a military family themselves. They were legally married a year earlier so that they could be together. This year,they gathered in an open field, with only their closest friends and they were married.
You can see all of the photos from this beautiful and intimate elopement on photographer Andria Lindquist’s blog.
In the middle of planning their wedding, Chelsea and Nate had a change of heart and decided to elope to their local county courthouse. They invited more than 20 of their closest friends and family, including photographer Kat Braman, whose images captured the day beautifully.
From the bride, Chelsea: We decided early on that we weren’t interested in having a traditional wedding and since neither of us were keen on being the center of attention, a courthouse elopement seemed fitting. We wanted our day to feel spontaneous and intimate with a vintage feel to match the character of the 81 year old courthouse. From the borrowed jewelry, to the look of handpicked flowers, to the cupcake shop that we walked to after the ceremony –we wanted to create a day that felt effortless.
Jerry Yoon Photography captured this beautiful city hall wedding in San Francisco. I love how sweet elopements and city hall weddings are. I think it is not only brave but such a romantic gesture for it to be only about the two of you and the love you share. On top of the images being gorgeous, I can’t get over how amazing the bride’s vintage dress is!
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